Verticle allignment

[Goodlawdy]

That's a recent pic of Phil Lesh. Think he's a TalkBasser?

[basscooker]

whats that on the far right on top? it looks like my workshop heater!

[JimmyM]

LOL! Recreating the Wall Of Sound on a smaller scale, I see.

[will33]

It looks like some contraption to keep the stack from falling over........with a midget living in it.

[will33]

Originally Posted by basscooker

whats that on the far right on top? it looks like my workshop heater!

Oh, the heater....it's probably a heater. When was this photo taken...outdoor show...late fall maybe?

[Goodlawdy]

Originally Posted by will33

Oh, the heater....it's probably a heater. When was this photo taken...outdoor show...late fall maybe?

LOL not sure, just snagged it off the Philzone.com. He's been using this set up only for the past couple of months. I'm thinking he or at least his tech reads some TB.

[Goodlawdy]

Originally Posted by JimmyM

LOL! Recreating the Wall Of Sound on a smaller scale, I see.

It's been dubbed the "Wall of Phil".

[billfitzmaurice]

Originally Posted by Goodlawdy

I'm thinking he or at least his tech reads some TB.

Phil's been aware of the advantages of vertical arrays since the wall of sound circa 1974. But stacking 4x10s does not a vertical array make. He is at least making the best of it with the cabs he has to work with.

[JimmyM]

Is that cab on the other side of the stack his Meyer cab?

[TylerDurdenPSSC]

Originally Posted by Goodlawdy

It's been dubbed the "Wall of Phil".

Maybe we can re-dub it something that doesn't result in the acronym "W.o.P."????

[LowEndMan2112]

If we really wanted to get specific, 8 vertically stacked 210s would be even better